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Mitel Forums => Mitel MiVoice Business/MCD/3300 => Topic started by: NovaKasy on April 04, 2015, 03:51:04 AM
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I stopped working on Mitel systems a couple of years ago, after leaving the dealer I was working for. I recenly acquired this 3300 CXi system, so I thought that I should get back in the game.
The system seems to boot correctly looking at the output on the serial port and I can get dial tone on the ONS ports and dial and talk to other ONS ports. I even connected a 5320 I had and it powered up and went to the PIN screen.
The problem I am facing now is logging in to ESM to find out how is this system configured and what options are available. It is running load 10.1.0.69_1 (MCD 4.1 Sp2) on Vx Works 5.5.2 which I understand, reading posts on this (and other) forum, that it is a pain, but not impossible, to reset root user profiles to system/password defaults. I do not know if having the SYSID and/or the system serial number could be of any help.
I remember that some MCD loads had additional user profiles with root access and that the system profile itself did not have root access by default, but hard as I tried, I cannot remember any of those credentials.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Do you need to know the config?
Because you already know the software version you could just do a fresh install and sync with AMC (no SWA required if using same S/W level)
This is assuming the controller hasn't been licensed offline.
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Thanks for taking an interest sarond.
I do not have any history on this system and only rely on the information I can get from the serial port. I do not know the Application Record ID, neither if it has been licensed on or off line. I believe that such information can only be retrieved through ESM with a valid user ID and password combinations. Am I correct?
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Yes that's correct.
Unless you know who the dealer was then you may be able to get them to check the HWID (iButton)
What state are you based in? I could check our AMC but I highly doubt that it is a system that has come from us but maybe worth a shot.
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I am based in NSW, but I believe the system came from Queensland. I could give you the iButton serial number and the probable name of the previous owner it that helps.
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With a spare drive and the ability to connect the original to a pc, you likely could get in and recover the application id. IMHO
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How would I do that John? What should I be looking for?
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I'm from QLD, may as well give it a shot. You never know your luck.
If you are on 4.1 you may still be able to use this procedure.
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1561128
I believe 4.2 was the problem version that couldn't be reset by deleting the user profile.
From MCD 5 onwards there are Shell and maintenance commands to reset.
If you want to find the ARID you could try this.
Connect to the serial interface and type
cd "/db/temp/amc" <-- Don't forget ""
ls
Hopefully your ARID will be listed.
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Since any further discussion on this topic would not be best as a public discussion, you could pm me and I would provide my thoughts.
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I'm from QLD, may as well give it a shot. You never know your luck.
If you are on 4.1 you may still be able to use this procedure.
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1561128
I believe 4.2 was the problem version that couldn't be reset by deleting the user profile.
From MCD 5 onwards there are Shell and maintenance commands to reset.
If you want to find the ARID you could try this.
Connect to the serial interface and type
cd "/db/temp/amc" <-- Don't forget ""
ls
Hopefully your ARID will be listed.
Hi sarond,
I did actually try the suggestion you mentioned and the file seems to delete without errors, but I still could not log-in with default credentials. I believe that 4.2 was OK, same as 5, but 4.1 IS the one with the problem.
I am currently busy with some Easter activities and will see if I can check the "/db/temp/amc" folder in an hour or so. Would the file name be obvious enough for me to recognise?
In the meantime, I will PM you the SYSID to see if you can get any information about it.
Happy Easter!
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Since any further discussion on this topic would not be best as a public discussion, you could pm me and I would provide my thoughts.
I believe you are correct John, I will E-mail you soon. In the meantime I will dig out my IDE-USB adapter.
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I am currently busy with some Easter activities and will see if I can check the "/db/temp/amc" folder in an hour or so. Would the file name be obvious enough for me to recognise?
Yes the ARID is the name of a folder in the amc directory, it's about the only thing in there.
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Since any further discussion on this topic would not be best as a public discussion, you could pm me and I would provide my thoughts.
Hi John,
I got myself a spare WD 120GB IDE drive and have a USB IDE adapter and am ready for instructions.
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Since any further discussion on this topic would not be best as a public discussion, you could pm me and I would provide my thoughts.
I was going in two directions; one to figure out where the original password(s) are kept and the other is to retrieve licenses.
JohnP has been a great help to me in getting this system up and running. I can't thank him enough for his help with this old software. He came through for me.